🎄 Christmas splash screen competition!

Draw a festive 160×90 pixel art scene in Rastrivo Studio and it could be the v1.2 holiday splash screen, credited in the app. Isometric scenes very welcome! 🧊

#RastrivoSplash by 22 Nov. Free trial works!

denbisoft.co.uk/christmas-splash

#pixelart

How I like to outline my pixel art drawings:

I don’t. It does it for me. ✏️

Live Outline adds a clean 1px outline the moment you finish a stroke. Made in Rastrivo Studio, free 30-day trial 👇
apps.microsoft.com/detail/9NMSL1ZRS7NS

#pixelart #gamedev #indiedev

How I make 100 trees in pixel art. 🌲

(I didn’t count.)

One tree → Ctrl+B → custom brush → click until forest. Made in Rastrivo Studio, free 30-day trial 👇
apps.microsoft.com/detail/9NMSL1ZRS7NS

#pixelart #gamedev #indiedev

Someone asked how I make isometric pillars.

Well, my friend, I’m glad you asked. 🏛️

Ellipse tool → Plane: Box → one drag. Made in Rastrivo Studio, free 30-day trial 👇
apps.microsoft.com/detail/9NMSL1ZRS7NS

#pixelart #isometric #gamedev

Calling all pixel artists! 🎨 Festive scenes, cosy rooms, snowy iso villages: I can’t wait to see what you make!

#indiedev #pixelartist #christmas #gamedev

🎄 Christmas splash screen competition!

Draw a festive 160×90 pixel art scene in Rastrivo Studio and it could be the v1.2 holiday splash screen, credited in the app. Isometric scenes very welcome! 🧊

#RastrivoSplash by 22 Nov. Free trial works!

denbisoft.co.uk/christmas-splash

#pixelart

Rastrivo Studio launch sale is live! 🎉

£9.99 (normally £12.99) until 3 November.

Pixel art and animation for Windows, with isometric tools built in. Try it free for 30 days first 👇

#pixelart #gamedev #gameart #indiedev
apps.microsoft.com/detail/9NMSL...

Rastrivo Studio is out! 🎉

A pixel art and animation app for Windows: iso tools, RotSprite, onion skin, your own pixel fonts, sprite sheet and GIF export.

Free 30-day trial 👇
apps.microsoft.com/detail/9NMSL1ZRS7NS

#pixelart #gamedev #isometric

How do you like to design games? Do you listen to music, a podcast or are you a hardcore slince kinda person?

Personally I like to mix it up a bit. If I'm doing a lot of coding then silence or an ambience background is good. If I'd level designing, or something creative then a Podcast or some Rock.

I've been really enjoying working with the #GodotEngine recently for my #GameDesign work.

I'm very surprised how quickly I've picked it up, coming from #Unity. Looking forward to contributing to the #AssetLib in the near future.

How is everyone else finding it? Genuinely interested.